Those that have had a Vasectomy

**TruClone** · 02-04-2010, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by HawkFanISUalum

I don't notice a difference, except now there's no "i really hope she isn't knocked up" anxiety.

Just be sure to keep providing "samples" to the doctor twice a year. My doc said that "it can find its way and reconnect" sometimes. Rare, but it happens.

And definitely get the shot or IV drug if your doctor offers it. After about 10 seconds I thought I was a bluebird flying through wild meadows in the springtime. Wish I knew the name of the drug and where I could find some. :)

My doctor only required two clear samples after. He has been doing the procedure for 30 years and never had a "reconnect". He tied the vas and cauterized, no swimmers getting by that roadblock. My EX wife, emphasis ex, took the nicer vehicle to work the day I got my done. Needless to say I drove myself in a crappy stick shift vehicle. Did not have any issues after the procedure but definitely milked it so I could sit around all weekend and do nothing but watch sports with plenty of beer being brought to me.

**1TRUFAN** · 02-04-2010, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by enisthemenace

Just had it done a month ago. It's ******* easy, and you don't need the valium...just the local anesthetic. The week after is a little wierd, but as mentioned...just put a bag of frozen peas on the boys and don't try to lift anything for a few days (even if you feel like you can). Stay off the feet for the first couple of days, and take it easy for about a week, and all's good.

Oh...and no performance issues that I can tell (the wife may beg to differ, but she's been dealing with that for 6 years).

A buddy of mine was so scared of this happening though, he tested the new equipment 2 days after the surgery. I wouldn't recommend this, but it worked for him.

TAKE THE VALIUM! The local anesthetic didn't exactly impact all of "the procedure area" for me. Went fine for boy #1, when the doctor started on #2, he asked if i was ok, probably because my face had turned blue from lack of oxygen and pain. He might have said something after that but I don't remember... By the time I got home, I was fine, just a little discomfort for a few days.

**ruxCYtable** · 02-04-2010, 02:38 PM

It's really no big deal at all. Even if you feel better quickly, however, do not over-exert yourself. The people I know who did have problems were all guilty of this. Also, I'd have a urologist do it -- they see this stuff everyday. Don't let your family doc do it.

**1100011CS** · 02-04-2010, 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by TruClone

My doctor only required two clear samples after. He has been doing the procedure for 30 years and never had a "reconnect". He tied the vas and cauterized, no swimmers getting by that roadblock. My EX wife, emphasis ex, took the nicer vehicle to work the day I got my done. Needless to say I drove myself in a crappy stick shift vehicle. Did not have any issues after the procedure but definitely milked it so I could sit around all weekend and do nothing but watch sports with plenty of beer being brought to me.

From what I remember, your body can create a new "path" around the tied/cauterized area.

**Go2Guy** · 02-04-2010, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by enisthemenace

Jand you don't need the valium...just the local anesthetic.

I'm trying to imagine the Doctor coming at my neither regions with a huge hypodermic syringe.

**TruClone** · 02-04-2010, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by 1100011CS

From what I remember, your body can create a new "path" around the tied/cauterized area.

Not if the break between the path is an inch short (or more) of each other.

**cycopath25** · 02-04-2010, 02:57 PM

Originally Posted by Go2Guy

I'm trying to imagine the Doctor coming at my neither regions with a huge hypodermic syringe.

I'm cringing just reading this thread.

**enisthemenace** · 02-04-2010, 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by cycopath25

I'm cringing just reading this thread.

It's making me laugh. Seriously, you'll know why as soon as it's over. Piece of cake.

**Sparkplug** · 02-04-2010, 03:45 PM

Go back for the follow-up. A friend became pregnant after her husband had it done and it almost cost her her marriage until it was proven to him that he was still shooting bullets.

**XLK9** · 02-04-2010, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by BigCojones

Do you notice any difference during intercorse at all? Does it hurt during? Did you suddenly start becoming more emotional or take up scrapbooking or croshay?

My wife says I need to get it done but I'm scared as hell. I will have to get a week worths of valium leading up to it.

Can you get a discount if you said Chris Williams sent me?

Don't be a weenie - just do it - its not a big deal.

**intrepid27** · 02-04-2010, 03:55 PM

My doctor kept talking non-stop to the nurse about his recent vacation to Spain. I wanted to sit up and tell him to pay attention to what he was doing!! But I figured it would not be a good timeto get mouthy with him.

**GeronimusClone** · 02-04-2010, 04:04 PM

This thread is making my skin crawl.

**jaretac** · 02-04-2010, 04:09 PM

Originally Posted by jtdoyle1

Don't forget guys there is always abstinence.

This comment makes no sense in this thread, with or without the jimlad. I'm fairly sure no guy would get a vasectomy without his wife nagging him to do so. If he has a wife then abstinence isn't a option.

**drmwevr08** · 02-04-2010, 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by jaretac

This comment makes no sense in this thread, with or without the jimlad. I'm fairly sure no guy would get a vasectomy without his wife nagging him to do so. If he has a wife then abstinence isn't a option.

You're not married are you?